Asexual Reproduction Objectives: Define these key terms: asexual reproduction binary fission budding sporulation regeneration vegetative propagation mitosis bulb tuber runner rhizome cutting stock scion grafting Explain three differences between asexual reproduction and sexual reproduction. Correctly define the following methods of asexual reproduction: binary fission, budding, sporulation, regeneration, and vegetative propagation. Describe the process of binary fission. List three examples that reproduce by binary fission. Describe the difference between budding and binary fission. Give two examples of organisms that reproduce by regeneration. Explain how the ability to regenerate differs for complex organisms than for simple organisms. Analyze & identify diagrams for binary fission, budding, sporulation, regeneration, & vegetative propagation. Recognize that asexual reproduction is a form of mitosis. Identify four types of natural vegetative reproduction. List two examples of organisms that reproduce using bulbs. List an example of an organism that reproduces using tubers. Describe how a runner differs from a rhizome. Identify 2 types of artificial vegetative reproduction with an example for each. Describe the process of cutting. Describe the process of grafting. Explain the difference between the stock and the scion. Identify three advantages for using artificial vegetative propagation.
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